Wild Heather (Calluna vulgaris)
By David
- 6 Aug, 2009
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Do you have this over there, Irish?
7 Aug, 2009
Very pretty David.
11 Aug, 2009
I have a purple flowering heather in my garden. It is the same colour as that flowering at the top of your photo. It is not flowering at the moment and was at it's best in the spring so I don't think it can be the same heather as your picture. The flowers on my heather are more numerous / tightly packed than in the photo. You have got me wondering what mine is now.
13 Aug, 2009
Possibly a hybridized cultivar bred especially for gardens, Gf. Of course, we can now buy heathers which will bloom in every month of the year. The wild one, however, here, always begins flowering in July and will give the hill- and mountainsides a purple colouring.
14 Aug, 2009
Further thought!
Some "heathers" are also found under "Erica" (carnea). ?
16 Aug, 2009
great photo
17 Aug, 2009
Thank You, Gg and Deida.
17 Aug, 2009
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